By the time Jace and I left Will's old garage, the sun had completely disappeared.
The countryside had gone dark around us, and the road ahead was illuminated only by the motorcycle's headlights and the faint glow of the stars above the trees.
I held onto Jace as we rode back toward town, my mind still wrapped around everything that had happened.
Will's letter. His words. The memories.
The realization that I had found exactly what he had hoped I'd find.
And now there was one more thing I had to tell the people who had become part of that family.
I just didn't know Jace had already made plans.
When we finally turned toward Lawson Customs, I noticed something strange.
The building was dark from the outside. Too dark and I frowned.
"Did everyone leave?" I asked.
Jace didn't answer i
